County Nominees Teased for Next Week Ticket
Due to a press of other matters the current ticket is omitted. Next week the publication will present the ticket along with remarks on county nominees.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1896
Page
4
Big Meeting at Blue Mound Draws Large Crowd
Last Saturday in Blue Mound saw Senator Leedy address a large daytime audience. Evening sessions filled the opera house and an open air meeting was held due to crowd size. A torch-light procession with two hundred bearers preceded speeches. Garnett residents called it one of the most enthusiastic gatherings they witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mound
Senator Leedy
Opera House
Garnett
Eagle
Republican Central Committee
Campaign of Education Continues in Populist Lines
A long critique contrasts Populist and Republican stances on gold and silver. The piece mocks Republicans for alleged hypocrisy and argues that free silver would reshape economies, warning of international strains, policy failures, and the price of bipartisanship. It cites leaders, newspapers, and international opinion.
Leedy Reads the Oath in Kansas Governor Hope
Topeka Kansas August 11 A Topeka man asked Populist governor candidate John W Leedy his stance on enforcing prohibitory law Leedy replied I will make no boast of policy promise or reward I have read the oath required of a governor of Kansas and expect to take the oath if elected Tos Watson plans a Western speaking tour to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kann
John W. Leedy
Right of free speech on the street defended
The Indianapolis judge upholds the inviolable right to discuss politics in the street and on street corners. Free speech must be exercised in public places during campaign season without hardship, as people gather to debate because their government is a shared possession. The World warns against demagoguery and urges citizens, including veterans, to speak out against anarchist and moneyed influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
American Republic
Benedict Arnold
United States
Europe
America
Asia
South America
England
Financial News
London
Indianapolis
Lawrence World
Money Power
Republican convention saloon cited in city
A saloon north of the Republican hotel allegedly grossed over 240 dollars in a single day during the Republican convention. Critics question enforcement of law amid prevailing public sentiment against such establishments. Co-Operator comments on political pressure and policing weaknesses.
Prices to Fit the Times Notary Public Ad
W H Meunen offers deeds mortgages and general conveyances with acknowledgments for thirty cants per instrument. Office over the Bank of Garnett. Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Garnett
W. H. Meunen
Chicago Broadside hot popa per ad
A vivid Chicago marginal ad promotes a red hot all wool product, touting three months on trial and 25 cent samples. Readers are directed to Norman Rapaler at 621 West Pelk Street for purchase and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rapaler
G21
W. Pelk St
Chicago
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Mystic Brotherhood
J. W. Luxpy
Frank Doster
Ben Clover
Topeka Reformatory
William Jennings Bryan
Ben
TarGarnett Eagle
The
Kincaid Dispatch
Senator Lodge
Atlantic
Lodge
Brussels
India
San Francisco
Leedy
Tos Watson
Tut Civil Service Comission
McKinitty
Ingalls
Rep
Waterman
Kansas
Advocate
Ivia
Peffer
TIMES
Chicago Broadside
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